Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-09-16

exhibition &C the hotels IN Toledo on the
FIRST Of the week.
"A rush Of Job Printing this week has
crowded several matters out OF the paper
for want OF time.
Ladies' Dresses, Plumes, etc., Clean
ed and Dyed At the Excelsior Steam
Dye Works, 1870 Adams street, Toledo.
Gents Clothing cleaned, dyed and
repaired and made TO look as good as
new, at the Excelsior Steam Dye Works,
Toledo.
Preserve your buggy top by using
Ready-Mixed Top Dressing, for sale by
A. r. CHAMPNEY.
Every description of Dying and
Cleaning neatly and promptly attended
to at the Excelsior Steam Dye Works,
Toledo. John DuFord, local agent,
Perrysburg.
The Toledo Bee came out last week
in bran new suit, enlarged, new head,
and is improved all around. It is now
stereotyped and printed on their fine
new press,
See our Boys ALL WOOL suits for
IS. Can't be beat. A. WILLIAMS.
MIR. T. B. oblnger is removing his
Job Printing Office from the Brown
Block-over three-siory pork house-to
the Lock Block, opposite the Steedman
fountain this week.
The C. l.. 8. c., will meet at the
home of Miss Hubbard, Friday evening,
Sept 10th. Let all members attend.
ANNA p. JOHNSON, sec'y.
1T is reported that the Wa terville
bridge ia nailed up-to the public-but
will be opened for inspection and repairs,
or new iron bridge, to those who conduc,
uch matters
DIR. F. B. Monroe received two pro.
osiitons, one to go TO Chicago aud lecture
on materia medica, and the other TO go to
Toledo and take charge rs physician Of the
hospital. He has not yet decided on ac-
cepting either.
See our ALL Wool Mems Suits, at
$40. They are splendid goods for the
price. A. WILLIAMS.
"A ticket is at hand for the first an
nual -Four County. Fair" = Henry,
Wood, Putnam and Hancock, to be held
at Deshler, Oct. II, ~, 10, IA and Is, 's7.
Fairs are getting 80 numerous that it
will paraly ze the politicians to keep ira, K
OF all of them.
MIR. Chns. G. Adams will accept thanks
for copies of jacksonville, Florida, papers
containing interesting matter pertaining
to that part Of the Solid South--on busi-
mesa matters. Also our wandering friend
in Illinois Tor several copies Of Southern
Illinois papers.
MIR. w. Bosprit has opened up a
Cooper Shop opposite the Jail on Indi-
ana avenue, where he will attend to all
business in that line. 22c
Our friends in Detroit will accept
our thanks for a special invitation to be
present and take part IN the annual reunion
the Army of the Tennessee, held there on
Wednesday and Thursd,y Of this week.
We regret that pressure of business pre-
vented the pleasure Of such visit on such
an occasion.
The programme Of the District Con-
ventiou of the Womans' Foreign Misson-
AIRY Society, was fully carried ont this
week, except the part TO he taken by Rev.
F. Ohiuger and wife, Of Foochow, China,
who through an accident sent a Dispatch
that they could not sreach here in time.
The sessions were we'll attended and report
ed very interesting.
See the fine Holland Curtains. with
nice gilt borders and best spring rollers
ready for use, only Soc each, worth Toe.
A. WILLIAMS.
Mr.. E. A. Fuller, Jr., representing
the firm of E. A. Fuller & Co., propri-
etors of the Excelsior Steam Dye
Works." 1870 Adams street. Toledo, was
In town on Monday in the interest of
the House. He established Mr.. John
DuFord aa local agent, who will receive
goods and transact business for the
House at this point.
Mr.. H & E. Lucas will acceps our
thanks for San Francisco papers giving
an account of the great Labor Day pa
rade in that city on the 9Th inst, and a
reporters inside sketch Of the various
styles of gambling dens in the city. In
a private note the boys say that it re.
minded them of Grand Fourth of
July Celebration also that on the 9th
they had their fist rain of the season
which they regarded rs only a sprinkle,
but there it was regarded wet day.
In speaking Of Prof. Ros"bach l"av-
ing Cm-t.r the correspondent Of Weston
Herald says: "Prof. Joseph Ro-ShHch,
who has had charge Of the Par,chiai school
here for the past two years, hrs resigned
hi- position and moved To Perryslnrg.
BY his labor md induairiom. habits, he
made many friends here. The band boys
and several Of our town people we've nj the
depot 10 see him aud his e.tmable fami-
ly nf. II WAS regretted 10y one and all
that they must leave, hut our loss Is Per-
rysburga gnin.'
We have never shown one half the
different styles in our Cloak stock that
we are prepared to show you this fall
Come in at any time and we will take
pleasure in showing you our Cloaks and
give you the prices. A, WILLIAMS.
Among the earliest Of the month"; les
t,mes "Peterson" for October; and n CAP
itai number it is, both from an artistic and
literary point Of view and where fashion,
and l,ouseho Id need are concerned. Miss
Bowman's serial. "Along the Bayou" ends
this month. and is decidedly the best she
has ever written, aud "The BeaumoniS Of
Beacon Street, "by Frank Lee Benedict,